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Save our Soul, Owo – Ose Federal Constituency Roads are now Death Traps – Owo is One Association To President Tinubu

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Save our Soul, Owo – Ose Federal Constituency Roads are now Death Traps – Owo is One Association To President Tinubu

A unified Association for the Development of Owo and Ose Local Government Areas of Ondo State named OWO IS ONE has called on the President of Nigeria, President Bola Tinubu to urgently come to the aide of people of the town and commuters on the dilapidated condition of the Federal roads in the Area that has turned to death traps for many individuals.

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The appeal message was contained in document dully signed and released to our heritage reporter by the National Coordinator and Secretary of the Association, Chief Akin Aruwajoye and Dr Duromola, describing the roads conditions death Traps and office of evil for kidnappers.

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According to them, We congratulate your excellency on your Election as the 16th president of and commander in chief of the federal republic of Nigeria and the aftermath of your mandate by the presidential election petition tribunal, with these over, your mandate of restoring hope can continue with less distractions.

Owo is one Association is a non political organization of the owo and ose Indigenes (a sub group of yoruba ethnicity that is focused on the development of the two local governments areas of ondo state.

We have watched with awe and admiration, the way you have taken hard decisions and earned yourself in the herculean task of recovering Nigeria from the brink of political, economic and infrastructural collapse. So far, you have given us hope and confidence thag you have the capacity to decisions and actions needed to move the country forward, we see you and your government as the one that will pay attention to the long suffering and the marginalized peoples of the country.

The roads in the Federal constituency are so bad and ravaged that one could easily make mistakes of taking them for an earthquake affected zone.

 

This sordid state has created imaginable hardship on the people, it has destroyed businesses, economic activities and worsen insecurity in the Corridor, the number ove lives lost is uncountable, including the life lost of a much lovely first class Monarch who was murdered why ensnared in the traffic of the damaged spots.

The most tangible areas are the following,

AGO ASABORO AT ELEGBEKA IN OSE LGA

UGBONLA AT IPELE OWO LGA

ASABAYE AT IPELE OWO LGA

AJAGBALE IN OWO LGA

ORI-OHIN IN OSE LGA

OMOLEGE IN OWO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND OWO AKURE ROAD

Regrettably, is the fact that most of these roads were the pride of the nation at one time, at one time as part of the pre-eminent, pre-independence trunk A road network. Now, it has failed at several portions leading

It is with the above, in mind that we bring your attention to the deplorable condition of the Federal roads in owo and ose federal constituency and communters use the to connect other parts of the country to the complete isolation of the area, denying access to Akure the state Capital and Lagos on the west, to Benin on the east and Abuja to the North, unfortunately there is no southern exit, which a short connection to Benin – Ore road through Okada to Okeluse in Ose Local government would be solved.

This unsavory situation has led to not only hardship and economic atrophy but so many deaths and in recent times have become favorite spots for kidnappers and armed robbers.

 

 

We trust that your urgent intervention in this matter will save our people from misery and enable thier economic activities and contribute from their various corners to the development of the Nation.

May the Almighty Allah grant you outstanding success in your efforts to build a great Nation for us all

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